- Year 10
Risk mitigation of AI
I can describe the main risks of artificial intelligence and explain how risks can be reduced.
- Year 10
Risk mitigation of AI
I can describe the main risks of artificial intelligence and explain how risks can be reduced.
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Key learning points
- AI systems can pose risks such as bias, job displacement, misuse and lack of transparency.
- AI risk mitigation involves strategies like ethical design, regulation, testing and human oversight.
- Governments, companies and individuals all play a role in reducing the potential harms of AI technologies.
Keywords
Transparency - being open and clear about how a system works
Mitigation - reducing the impact of a problem or risk
Regulation - creating and enforcing rules to guide how something is used
Human oversight - keeping people responsible for checking and controlling how AI systems are used
Common misconception
Once AI is built, it can’t be changed and the risks are already set.
AI systems can and should be continuously monitored, tested and improved to reduce risks. Risk mitigation is an ongoing process, not a one-time fix.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Which of the following best describes a deepfake?
Q2.Why might someone create a deepfake for negative purposes?
Q3.What is one positive use of deepfake technology?
Q4.Arrange these actions in the correct order for identifying a deepfake:
Q5.Which keyword means "false or inaccurate information"?
Q6.Match each keyword to its correct definition:
to influence or control someone or something unfairly
information that is not accurate or true
deliberately false information created to mislead
an AI-generated video, image or audio that appears to be real